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Yes, they are indeed VERY crappy paper speakers with very tiny magnets.

Don't let magnet size fool you though. Where as I agree, the stock speakers are paper and crap, the stock speakers in the Tundra's (as well as many newer cars) utilize a type of magnet called a neodymium magnet. It used to be that the larger the magnet the more the sound. Not the case now a days. Neodymium magnets produce a very strong, highly focused magnetic field in a small package. The problem is that because of their small size they are poor at protecting the speaker from heat and "blown" speakers, so their power handling capabilities tend to be low.

To solve this some manufacturers have started to produce speakers that have a hybrid neodymium magnet which combines ferrite and neodymium. Here you get the larger, heat resistance of the ferrite magnets with the concentrated magnetic field of the neodymium.

Don't let magnet size fool you though. Where as I agree, the stock speakers are paper and crap, the stock speakers in the Tundra's (as well as many newer cars) utilize a type of magnet called a neodymium magnet. It used to be that the larger the magnet the more the sound. Not the case now a days. Neodymium magnets produce a very strong, highly focused magnetic field in a small package. The problem is that because of their small size they are poor at protecting the speaker from heat and "blown" speakers, so their power handling capabilities tend to be low.

To solve this some manufacturers have started to produce speakers that have a hybrid neodymium magnet which combines ferrite and neodymium. Here you get the larger, heat resistance of the ferrite magnets with the concentrated magnetic field of the neodymium.

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Hey folks, if I change out the cheap paper stock speakers with some nice Infinity ones for example would I notice a dramatic difference?

I would like to save a little money so I want to change out the speakers first then get a nice head unit later when I have the money to spend it on. Will the stock head unit produce good sound out of some nice after market speakers?

Hey folks, if I change out the cheap paper stock speakers with some nice Infinity ones for example would I notice a dramatic difference?

I would like to save a little money so I want to change out the speakers first then get a nice head unit later when I have the money to spend it on. Will the stock head unit produce good sound out of some nice after market speakers?

Thanks in advance! You guys are great!

Yes, you will notice a difference in sound quality, but not necessarily volume. Just take some time to get used the new ones when you put them in.

Hey folks, if I change out the cheap paper stock speakers with some nice Infinity ones for example would I notice a dramatic difference?

I would like to save a little money so I want to change out the speakers first then get a nice head unit later when I have the money to spend it on. Will the stock head unit produce good sound out of some nice after market speakers?

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